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Bad Sondheim lyrics?

Jul 7, 2006 — 7:31:14 PM

I know with any composer there're cheesy lyrics, but none of the incredible Stephen Sondheims come to mind. What are some?

Bad Sondheim lyrics?

Jul 7, 2006 — 7:31:13 PM

I know with any composer there're cheesy lyrics, but none of the incredible Stephen Sondheims come to mind. What are some?

The 'Official' Patti LuPone Appreciation Thread

Jul 5, 2006 — 10:46:39 PM

I'm going to see Kaye on the 9th, and from the recordings I've heard of her in other stuff she sounds good, but she's no Patti. I was in fits when I found out I was missing Patti.

Bored by Sondheim shows?

Jun 26, 2006 — 1:01:40 AM

Act two in Sunday in the Park and a good portion of act one I found quite boring. But Sondheim's work in general is nowhere close to boring.

re: Defying Gravity Question!

May 30, 2006 — 5:46:47 PM

1,000 feet is absolutely rediculous. the Gershwin's ceiling isn't nearly that tall. I'd say around 20 ft. But I could be off.

re: Best title of a musical

May 30, 2006 — 3:17:04 PM

Mm, true Wicked is the same title as the novel. Les Miserables is also lovely, but taken from the book as well.

Best title of a musical

May 30, 2006 — 11:10:37 AM

What are some of the neatest titles of musicals? Lots are pretty basic, like The Phantom of the Opera or Sweeney Todd. Others like Hairspray, Hair, and Rent are basic, but have a title that only expresses a very small, fairly unimportant aspect of the show. Or maybe it's considered symbolic...? My personal favorite title is Wicked, because it isn't that basic, but it shows the theme off the musical. And it sounds really awesome. Into the Woods is a cool title, too. What do you guys think?

re: Can you call 'Cats' a musical?

May 27, 2006 — 11:05:08 AM

Any theatrical production where the cast sings is a musical, no matter how developed the plot. So both Company and Cats are musicals.

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